Foreigners take lessons from class to farm back home

Modern Chinese agriculture inspires Uzbek, Kazakh students

While listening to the teacher's explanation of modern agricultural technology at Weinan Vocational and Technical College in Weinan city, Shaanxi province, Jasur Duvlaev could only think of how to take the knowledge back to his country to promote the development of local agricultural technology.

Duvlaev, manager and engineer of a farm in Uzbekistan, attended the China-Central Asia Five-Country Vocational Farmers Training Course at the college from June 11 to 18.

As a part of the Central Asia Vocational Farmers Training Program, the course attracted 30 farmers from Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, including Duvlaev. "I have a strong interest in China's advanced agricultural knowledge," he said.